Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-28
MINNIE CLARK NOT ENTITLED 10 A 81.
vaRcE FROM n. l.. NTTs0H.
Terrible Ravages OF Black Fever and
DirAtheria at St. Maurice.
THE BOLTON DyrIEe, PRINTING AND BLEACH
ING eoMpaErs MILLS BURNED.
4 Long and Bloody Fight to Q Finish
With Kid G.cvss.
ESPECIAL TO 4 SENTINEL
An Alteration Between Prominent
Men.


JEFFERSON, CRY, Mo-, April 81
Ex-Supreme Judge John w. Henry
and State Auditor Walker had an al
tercation on the street between 9 and 10.
o'clock this morning, in which Judge
Henry was shot once in the right arm
and again in the breast, and Walker
seriously cut on the head by a blow
from Judge Henry's cane. Both
men are now in charge of physicians.
Judge Henry's condition is not consid-
cred serious. Walker was removed
tonight from the house into which he
was taken, to his home five blocks
distant. He vomited hard and COM
planned OF pains at the base of the
brain. His right side is still partially
benumbed, but the physicians say he
will fully recover in time. The i'm
mediate cause OF the dispute arose
from a recent investigation of the Au-
ditor, who accused Judge Henry Of
having been active in circulating
charges against him. These charges,
recently published, yer that the Au-
ditor had sold his influence in secur-
ing appointments, and had been inter-
ested in the convict labor of the State,
contary to the law. The investiga-
ing committee OF the Legislature re-
| ported that only the last charge was
| proven, and that he owned stock in a
company manufacturing shoes in
| the penitentiary. There was also i'll
feeling between the two men arising
from some personal matters in politics.
A bloody sioxs.ng Match.
ST. LOUIS, April PA long and
bloody fight to a finish, with kid
gloves, took place this afternoon near
a small railroad station about so miles
north of this city. The mill was be-
tween Ed Kelly, son of the formerly
somewhat famous Tom Kelly of this
city, and Dan DAILY, a sloggeI of local
note, and was for $3.50 a side and gate
money, which amounted to about
5000; the winner to take everything.
In round two Daily got the first blood,
with an upper cut on Kelly's mouth.
In the next three rounds DAILY forced
the fighting, and gave Kelly heavy
blows on the face and body. In round
six Kelly got in a heavy blow on Days
neck. In round eight DAILY bled from
the ears, and each gave the other
heavy blows on the face and neck. In
round eleven the fighting was heavy
and fierce, the most brutal ever seen.
Kelly is terribly used up. Daily is not
injured much. The time of the fight
was three hours and fifty-eight min
utes. The mill was witnessed by
about 60 of the sporting fraternity and
their friends of this city, each Of
whom paid $40 to see the fight.
A Party OF Railroad Men Injured,
Topeka, KS, April PA special
train arrived on the Rock Island at
P. NJ. to-day, having on board a party
of the injured men from Horton.
They consist of Lieutenant Governor
| Riddle, Secretary of State Allen, and
State Auditor Mccarthy, of Kansas,
the Board of Railroad Assessors, who
have been making a tour OF inspection
over the Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska
road. They were accompanied by
President Low and General Manager
| Fisher, and with the entire crew, were
more or less bruised and injured. The
party left Horton this morning to GO
west on the Atchison branch of the
Rock Island, and one mile west OF
that place the train was hurled down
an embankment 200 feet high. Allen
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The Bolton Mills Burned.
New YORK, April 27.-The Bolton
Dyeing, Printing & Bleaching Com
pany's extensive mills were burned at
Brondale, Westchester county. early
this morning. The loss is $3.50, 900.
During the progress of the fire a series
of explosions occurred, which created
the belief that an earthquake had oc-
Cured. The shocks were felt for a
number Of miles. The explosions were
caused by the tin cylinder drying cans,
of which there were one thousand in
the mill. A wet cloth is rolled over
these cylinders to dry a certain amount
of perspiration from the steaming of
cloth, which gathers on the inside of
the cylinder during the day, and when
the fire reached them the steam was
generated and the cans blew up.
VIII Attend the Annual Meeting.
PrTTsBURG, April PA special car
passed through this city this morning,
containing a number of the stock
holders and eastern directors of the
Denver & Rio Grande railroad. The
former represented the English, Ger
man and Dutch stockholders, and
they had come from Europe to attend
the annual meeting Of the road, to be
held at Denver next Monday. A
member of the party stated that Pres
ident Jackson had decided to retire, |
and that d. III. Moffatt would be his
successor.
A Marriage Annuiied.
New York, April 27.-Judge An
in the Supreme Court to-day,
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